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- Three pit bulls involved in a fatal dog attack in Kamloops, B.C., tested positive for meth and cocaine, leading the city to seek court approval to euthanize them.
- The city is working to ensure community safety, citing the dogs' inability to be rehabilitated.
- It remains unclear how the dogs ingested the drugs.
Pit Bulls in B.C. Pet Mauling Tested Positive for Meth and Cocaine
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